Rough Drafts

Odd lots go online: “Exclude autos on one side and fresh vegetables on the other side, and we’ll sell everything […]

Defense industry exchange announced … most mysterious is their choice of Microsoft for the underlying software. Microsoft??? No one building

The New York Times’ outstanding technology columnist Denise Caruso is leaving the paper. Her farewell column voices her reservations about

E-commerce is getting hot in Hong Kong — and in Taiwan, Korea, Japan, India, and the rest of Asia, where

Newsweek takes a closer look at the spate of recent dot-com flameouts, including Cook Express, Peapod, and Beyond.com: – Newsweek.com:

FedEx founder Frederick W. Smith thinks that the majority of consumer dot-coms have vastly underestimated the costs and difficulties of

The Standard’s business-to-business conference attracts lots of B2B market makers, but very few buyers or sellers — those who would

Here’s a worthwhile c!net analysis on how consumer heavyweights Yahoo, AOL, and eBay are getting into B2B — and what

Everybody’s doing B2B now: aerospace and paper industries get into the act. Four Largest Aerospace, Defense Firms Near Agreement to

Afraid to stand up to the likes of Microsoft and RealNetworks, pussycat privacy-protection organization TRUSTe is trying to show it’s